Witch Meadow Campground

Some of my best childhood memories are camping here. My parents owned a camper, and we would come stay here every weekend we could for as long as i can remember. Although it has been quite a long time, back in 1989. I remember they always had activities going on, such a little dances, with music and games, and the lake was just awesome. I loved everything about this place, from the kind people right down to the smell of camp fires.

Just had a great three days at this campground! Clean; friendly; all around fun! The beach was wonderfully kept. Our children lived in the water and mafe the most of the beach! The camp store was well stocked with almost everythig we might have needed for our stay, including friendly faces to help you with anything you might have needed. Ice cream was great and was enjoied by us all.
Our kids had fun with the activites that were offered. The staff member who ran kids activites did a great job, even with some very fresh/​rude kids.
Was kinda disappointed in the extra cost on canoe, paddle boat and equipment rentals. I understand deposits for damage but beyond that it seemed a bit much. Especially when our boys wanted to play mini golf mid day or wanted to try tennis with us.
would we go back? YES! This was a great experience and a perfect family campground.

We love camping at Witch Meadow! It is on a beautiful lake with swimming and boating, and has activities for all ages. The place is very clean, especially the bathhouses. It has a fully stocked camp store (where you can get wonderful ice cream!!). The best thing of all, however, is the people who run it! They are extremely pleasant and accommodating. We highly recommend Witch Meadow to anyone looking for the perfect camping experience.
Larry and Liz Davis

I stayed at this campground for their opening weekend. We enjoy camping very much and like to visit many places around the state, but this one is not one we’ll be visiting again soon.
My husband and I were tenting and our campmates were using a pop-​up camper. We were placed at the very back of the campsite, called Goblin Grove. At first we thought this would be great as it was secluded and further away from the «seasonal» campers. However, we discovered that this placed us directly on the highway. So rather than hearing the quiet, serene great outdoors, we mostly heard cars whizzing by and semis downshifting for ten miles. Also, there was no grass anywhere upon which we could pitch our tent. Luckily, we had sleeping bag pads so we didn’t have to sleep on the rocky ground.
Also a downside was the facilities. We had a short distance walk to the bathrooms (as requested when we booked the sites). However, the nearest shower required a drive to the front of the campgrounds. Many other camps that we’ve been to will have at least one shower with the bathroom facilities. In our bathroom, too, there was no functioning hand dryer (and no paper towels in its stead) and also no hot water.
Lastly, their customer service was only just OK. While there was one gentleman who would come around and visit and say hello, there was another young woman at the front desk who was not very accomodating. We have a camping book (purchased for about $ 30) that includes coupons for a variety of campgrounds. For this campground, we had a coupon for a free bundle of wood (value: $ 4.00). The coupon was ripped out and the book left at home. When we presented the coupon for the free bundle, we were told that they could not accept this coupon because it had been ripped out ahead of time. They could only accept this coupon if they witnessed us removing it from the book. We were quite upset with this; it was only a $ 4.00 bundle of wood and the coupon book’s individualized code was printed on the coupon itself. She was very adament about this and it really just left a sour taste in our mouth on the first night of camping.
There were a few good things about the campsite. Mostly that we were able to bring our pets with only a copy of the rabies certificate. Also, there was a lake on premise so there was fishing and canoe rentals (we did fish though we didn’t rent canoes). It was also within a twenty minute drive of a grocery store and hardware store for supplies, if needed.
All in all, we made the best of what we had, but decided that this was not a campground we’d come to again. They just fell short on some items that were important to us as campers. I think that this is a location that is better suited for seasonal campers who would have the facilities in their own trailers.